Worlds Apart | Failing the states? Ali Rizk, security analyst

Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, and partially, Syria – a failed state, followed by the implosion of radicalism and terrorism, has been the most typical, if not assured, outcome of Western interventions in the Middle East. As Washington yet again tries to militarily impose its agenda on Iran and Lebanon, how likely is it to fail again? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Ali Rizk, a Beirut-based security analyst.